Amazon has confirmed Prime Day is back next month, promising massive deals across an enormous range of products.
The online store will be slashing prices on many own-brand devices - such as Fire TV Sticks and Echo speakers - along with cutting costs on Samsung, Sony, Bose and Shark products to name a few. The unmissable 48-hour event begins on July 16.
Obviously to take advantange of these mega-savings you'll need to be a Prime member at £8.99 a month - but thankfully there's a nice and simple way to still access the offers for free; and that's thanks to Amazon dishing out a month of Prime to most users when they sign up.
This means you can join today, make the most of the Prime Day sales, then cancel before incurring any charges.
Amazon explained on its sign-up page: "We're giving you 30 days of Prime for £8.99 FREE. Unlimited delivery, award-winning TV shows, exclusive deals, and more".
As ever, though, if you neglect to hit the cancel button you will begin paying the monthly subscription fee - so make sure you set yourself a reminder to unsubscribe before the 30 days have elapsed.
It is well worth joining Prime in the run-up to the big day, with Amazon promising it will be dishing out scores of early deals.
John Boumphrey, UK country manager of Amazon, says: “The countdown to the tenth Prime Day in the UK starts now, and we have a huge selection of deals to come.
“We work really hard to deliver great products at the best prices for customers during Prime Day and throughout the year, from the biggest brands to the 100,000 small British businesses that sell on Amazon. With even faster deliveries and so many shopping, saving and entertainment benefits available, there has never been a better time to be a Prime member. Roll on Prime Day!"
If you do sign up for Prime, there are other offers you'll receive, too.. This service also offers unlimited One-Day Delivery and Same-Day delivery for eligible orders more than £20. There are exclusive Lightning Deals throughout the year plus bonus extras such as unlimited storage for photos and Prime Video access.
You can sign up for prime here